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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1922

Page

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Colville Baseball Season Ends With Two Wins Over Marcus

Colville finished its 12 game schedule with 117 runs for and 56 against, losing only two. Hydorn led batting at .471 with 11 hits in 45 at bats, while Underwood and Graham followed. two home runs were hit by Hydorn and Exley. Colville defeated Marcus 12 to 7 in the final week, Hydorn pitching well and Graham collecting four hits and four runs. The season closes with optimism and prospect of Canadian games ahead.

Marcus Colville Hydora Underwood Graham Hydern Exley Hydorn Moss

Savings and Loan Pays Dividend 4 Percent

The Colville Valley Savings and Loan association paid a semi annual dividend of four percent on June 30. Founded in 1921 with 50 stockholders, now 75 on the books, it has $250,000 authorized capital with $100 shares. It loaned over $10,000 in Colville for new homes. Officers are O. F Vinson president C L Baker vice president H R Williams secretary treasurer, all unpaid. Any person may join with payments from one dollar monthly, earning interest.

Colville Valley Savings and Loan Association Colville O. F F. Vinson C. L. Baker H. R. Williams

Great Northern Freight and Passenger Movements

The report lists weekly shipments by multiple firms in Colville and surrounding areas including three dolomite pears from Crown Willamette Paper, two cars of lumber by C R Carl, three by I J Lasswell, five by J H Loucks, seven cars of poles by B J Carney Co, four cars of poles by W G Hartwell, four by Lindsley Bros, grain separator by L O Flark, a car of hay for TopNoch Flour Mills, brick and cement deliveries to Keller Hardware, Ford cars to Willett Bros, hay to Colville Feed, Carnation milk by Colville Dray Line, oil and gasoline by Standard Oil, plus 167 passenger tickets sold to Marcus across days three to five.

Crown Willamette Paper Company C. R. Carl I. J. Lasswell Colville Sidings J. H. Loucks B. J. Carney Co W. G. Hartwell Lindsley Bros L. O. Flark Haun Bros. Implement Co TopNoch Flour Mills Keller Hardware Co Willett Bros Ford Colville Feed Company Colville Dray Line Standard Oil Co Marcus

Injury Halts Arden Farmer At Derrrick Helper Incident

J. J. Parsons of the Arden farmes injured his right arm Friday while assisting Wm. Ellis with a derrick.

J. J. Parsons The Arden Farmes Wm. Ellis

Colville Fourth of July Events Feature Ball Games and Races

Colville celebrated with two winning ball games by the Colville team and a strong boxing program at the American Legion smoker. The Stevens County Pioneer association picnic drew 300 members and families with speakers, while Pend Oreille lakes hosted hundreds for swims, dances, and picnics. Colville reported no accidents on the holiday.

Colville Marcus Colville Band American Legion Colville Post No. 47 Steve Parker Colville Post Jimmie Walsh Spokane Parker Andy Manning Spokane Post James Moral Manning Ralph Shea Rueben Simpson Shea George Lance Lester Webb Stevens County Pioneer Association Grove G. H. Bevan Kettle Falls John Rickey C. R. McMillan Rosa Spedden Edith Miner Herman Zwang Mars Clara Shaver Chewelah

Celebration at Addy the Fourth Draws Big Attendance

Attendees describe a successful celebration with races dances and social events. A ball game between Spokane Indians and Addy team was cancelled but overall reports say everyone enjoyed the festivities.

Addy the Addy

June Cow Testing Results From Colville High School

The Colville agriculture class entered forty cows for June testing in two herds. Holsteins from Mr. Maurer lead with most cows producing over 20 pounds of butterfat, while Mr. Hartnett’s grade Shorthorns show strong results with one over 33 pounds. The report lists individual cows with owner names and measured butterfat percentages.

Colville High School Spot W. P. Maurer Jeans Queen FE. C. Durdle Viola Alecia Robt. Skeels Daisy Johanna Valentine Viola You’ll Becky Cloe Big By Kohlstead Mr. Hartnett White Face S. B. Kohlstead Jewell Priscilla Skeels Rosie Sweet Lass Plymouth Golden Mona Tess Pansy Hartnett

Plant Disease Specialist to Visit County July 19 21

Geo L Zundel plant pathologist from Washington State College extension service will tour the county July 19 to 21 to discuss copper carbonate dry treatment for seed wheat and its impact on smut. Public meetings start at 1:30 p m at Chewelah and continue at farms in Orin Colville Kelley Hill Kelley Hill area and end July 21 with multiple sessions.

Geo. L. Zundel Washington State College Chewelah John Savage Theo. Benjamin

Fourth of July Fire Damages Hobbs Residence

Fire destroyed the upstairs of E. F. Hobbs home on East Beach on July 4 as the Hobbs family had left to visit relatives. The blaze started near the kitchen chimney and spread up the house aided by a north wind. The lower floor was saved but the roof and upstairs were badly damaged. insurance partly covered the loss.

E. F. Hobbs East Beach Hobbs Mr. Hobbs J. E. Hobbs Mabton Marcus

Auto Accident Injures Three In Ditch Turn

A Dodge driven by John Gardner of Chewelah overturned after slipping off a road at a sharp right turn beyond the Standard Oil plant Monday morning. Occupants were John Gardner, his wife, their daughter Margaret, and Mrs. Frank Huguenin. Mrs. Huguenin dislocated her hip and remained in Mt. Carmel hospital. Margaret Gardner had a minor facial cut. John Gardner and Mrs. Gardner suffered minor bruises. Mrs. Huguenin will remain hospitalized until fit to go home.

Dodge John Gardner Chewelah Standard Oil Company Margaret Frank Huguenin

Schedule of the Coming Events

Primary filings open July 14 and close August 12. Labor Day is September 4. Primary Election is September 12. Autumn begins September 23.

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Rich B. G. Rich Jeweler Optician Colville, Washington Colville Abstract CO Stevens County Frank Kostka Columbia Colville Song Shop Hazel Emery Fanace Savings and Loan Great Northern Pend Orielle Lakes Pend Oreille Lakes Lake Leo Willett Park Rapids Arden Dam Narcisse Echo Roy Baird Rhuben Diehl Harley Pittman Diehl Narcisse and Echo Bals the Examiner
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